a confession per seasonA Poem by Ariana PapastergiouThis is the third poem of my small collection. Still haven't found a name for it though. Tell me if you have any ideas. I guess you have discovered by now that all these poems are love related.-a confession per season- It's been two winters since my icy heart melted You poured whiskey on that pink popsicle and set it on fire with your laughter You made it blood red again and now it pumps like crazy when you flash your teeth It's been two springs since assumptions of your scent conquered the barren land that was my mind The flowers - which in it grow- now tell me that your voice smells of orgasms and I should breathe you deeply Your strut echoes of cashmere and sweet sage If I lick your smell and feast upon your body will I die from the pleasure, I wonder It's been two summers since I last swam in insecurity All it took was your words of having only our life to give With lips adorned with confidence you made me walk like a woman with mischief in her mind By submitting me to graceful nakedness I now see myself as I was always meant to be I guess the sadness of it all is hidden in this simple truth, the truth of anonymity, For now, as I go through the second fall and like a tree I shed the dead leaves from my branches I come to realize with the pain of a lonely nobody, that you are unaware I was ever planted on this earth © 2017 Ariana PapastergiouAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on October 17, 2017 Last Updated on October 18, 2017 AuthorAriana PapastergiouAthens, GreeceAboutName's Ariana / 18 years alive, bothering everyone / dances in public areas if the music is good / writes stuff that probably no one understands / draws sketches to calm down / adores Shakespeare and .. more..Writing
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